Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-07

others have sFisnes &c relatives of tAass
uho paxIansd. Tness are enQsx 30 aud
soms srtipls theg might have had. bnt
relics b ehis time are bard b hnd.
tks tEaek b elsAFs9. and snexa ia moth
ina 70 see sass q feu hsnt rods, ear
uhsels ard pisoes of oharrea wnod.
ADsng the n1mbef Who visited the
G ens q The ufeek today waa Nsrkam
Rarks Of 0sonamowoo. Wiaoonsfn, q
hEosAsR ef Marshall e. Rarka uho pr.
isAsd IL Tie wreck. Ar. RArka visseed
the seens % TIE disszteF q enmpany
with 2r. Rknkin and nnolhsr oElosE Of
tee Bzifimars and Ohis Railrcad. Ne.
Rankia Woald say bat hetla. but she
other 0ssaes. CneFTy Poox. spsks ns 20
he responsibility Ct the wreck. Whiie
be made na direct charge. M. Parks
told year reporter that he talked N sach
9 manner thas there eo1ld Be - doehi
the ofnseFs q the road plaosd ne re-
spsnaiballty direstly sn tee conduelog
and an0inesF Of the freiNht train. He
said the ofll1sTs ueVeR kne9 Of The men
being infoxisa,sd, huI The way they
managed theiR train that ntgot
I -. y ELNLGMI WiWHAIIs AL4~ALAA -
Parks wnB clerk IN the Department Of
the Interior st UasAinRtau. he vas On
his var 10 Ohiaaao on ofEuiAi bugineas.
brother had with him, nor any trAoe Of
anythinQ that woald isad him 10 identi-
y any of he ohaEfe4 remains as hsinQ
his hRushnrsR
The Prespereus Ba7 slasa.
.
Bosrun, Jan. e.--Tnausugati0n exaF-
eisss occurred at the State Hoass today.
Bsth branches 81 the Legislature met
as II O'Clock e a. Ia joint convention
Many prominsDs invtted aaesas were
present. The oath Of ofliee wAa admin
isfersd 70 tbs G5vernoE aud Lieutsuani
Governor By the President Of she 8sn-
ate, After which Governor Ames deliv-
cred bis inaugural address. He said
that during the past year deposits
in the aavin 9 banks bad increased
SIG, ,000. 900. whioh vas greater than for
any year sines 1875. TIE nambeR Of DE-
positors had increased 57000 He
recommended thai the whole oedy %
The sunday laws be carefully revised, and
amendsd 90 e 70 make them accord
With she spirit Of the aEs. and render Il
| possible 10 enfoFss them.
The ssoek Mnrkea.
new YoRK, Jan. G.-GoVernment and
State bends veFe dull and heavy. Ths
stock market showed nuoh mofe A9livi-
| ~ than yesterday, and the upward move
meat In pEieea made furtnef material
progress. The opening vas 0sneraily
weak, declines froai lass egrnina's haai
ngares ranging fFom 20 x. Basiness
vas only moderate, sud before noon Be-
came dull. Further slight declines were
made in early trading. but the mafkss
soon rallied, and prices we're brouQht 40
small fraotion above the opening.
Thsy remained Ia that neiQh6orheed
until after II o'clook, when TIE upward
movement gathered force, acoomp anied
By greater sctivlty. With slighs inter-
Fupfion the advance continued until the
Gloss, which vas quiet bat strong 90 OF
near the best figures Of the day.
Heuse for sale.
NEw YoRx, Jan. e.-Aa 9 meeting Of
the Directors Of the Academy Of Musio
yesterday, Il vas decided 30 sell the
bafldine as auction as soon a. details
can Be arranged.
New Canal Bial
WAsHKa0roH, dan. 6.-fhs bill re-
NEAGL4 w 0LAZA0H A4&A&AN4Lu N8t48Nn "
INCORPORATE the Maritime Canal Cen 4
panv' Of Nicarsaua. provides that the
oOmpanyss affAifs shall be managed by
eleven Directors, oitiEene of sue Unised
States and NicAFaoua, aud that the
tolls shall not exosed e so per ton Of
freight, that the United States may ex-
efcisa sueh control over the canal as is
NOS iaconsistent with treasy obliga
sions, and that the power 70 alter.
amend OF repeal the Get shall be re-
served 20 Congress.
The report accompanying the bill
aays that IL 10 In tue highest degree ds-
siRable that this transit should be un
der the inaaence. II it oannos % under
the control, Of the United States. Look
ing 70 the large benefits, NOS only 30 the
Ueited States and Toe kspuolio Of
Nicaragua. and her sister Republics,
bat also 70 tho commerce and intsF-
oommnnieAticn of tie whole sisterhood
Of civilizsd governments on ire aioee,
the Oomnaiitea recommend the passage
of the bill, In the hops that the resouF
css and enterprise Of private citizens OF
our country may Be enabled 70 accom-
pliah this great work. even IL our Gos-
eFnmeEt itself Il not yet ready 10 under
take 10.
The Alaska Boundary kane.
senator Sherman today reported
fsvoTably, from tho COMMITTEES on
Foseign Relations, 80 amendment 10
tended te be proposed to she sundFy
Owl Appropriation bills 10 provide for
expense Of . preliminary Reconnaissance
20 be made under the direction OF she
Secretary Of The Navy, 20 examine the
Alaska and British OolnmbiA. folloWina
she coast from Portland channel 70 the
lllst meFiaian, and 20 ascertain and re-
port how far the natural features Of the
eouusry permit she aeonrate location Of
she line 81 demarkation contemplated
by the treaty Of 1867 oeding Alaska 20
she United States.
Gssa Advice frsm shs Prsniasnt.
wAsznoron, Jan. 6.-Ths President
resolved 9 call today from young man
whom be had recently pardoned ffem
the penitaatiary. When she President
saw his card be recognized the name.
and direatsd he visitor q b Shown IN.
Ths young nan said be lives soms dis
tanoe from. Washington. but bad come
here In order 20 personally thank ehs
Prsaidsnt for restoring him - liberty
and 70 his family. and also 70 assure
aim thss in future his oendact would
oonvinss the President thai bis elem-
enoy had not hesn misappiied. Ths
Prssadant greeted his visitor very kindly.
and after ipqaiRina into bis paat life
and future pFospseta. advised him 20
nAke himself uasfnl sissssn, adding
thai u Il never 500 late 70 REFORM and
thai that there is plenty Of room IN The
world.
eapatal Kesea
wAnumaTom. Jan. -esnaie paased
withous diviason The bill t0peBsion Mrs.
LOGAN.
PFesidens seat toe followina nomina
tious 70 tie 6snats todsy: Thomas q.
Manning. ok LsaieiAnA. Envoy ExtrROr-
dinaFS and MinisteE PienipstsntiAry 70
Mexico; Hugh A. Dsnsmofs, Of Arkan-
saa, MIuisisf Residsnt sad oonsui 6sa.
eral 20 Cor. q; Robegt 3. Neulbrskh. Of
CAlifornia, Yiss Consnl - AptA.
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